Cotton Futures-- Cotton futures today are rebounding from three month lows which were created last Thursday before the unemployment report, however most commodities are lower today but cotton has rallied 150 points currently trading at 8908 a bale.

Milk Futures--- Milk futures sold off from 6 week highs for the 4th consecutive trading session selling off 2 points to settle at 15.29 in heavy trade in Chicago in sympathy the rest of the commodity markets today. Milk futures for the May delivery of rallied 160 points from their March 5th low of 14.20 which is looking more like a spike bottom on the daily chart.

Cotton Futures--- Cotton futures this week finished down over 300 points closing right on the lows of Thursday's trading session at 87.54 creating a new four-month low in the December contract. The December cotton is considered the new crop which will be harvested this fall as traders continued to think we’re going to have a record harvest which could be true but at this point we are still in early April.

Orange Juice Futures-- Orange juice futures this week tumbled to new yearly lows and arer retesting the lows of last September of around 148 and if those lows of 2011 are broken you are then looking at three year lows on the continuous chart.

Coffee Futures--- Coffee futures for the week finished basically unchanged in a pretty wild trading session last Thursday with the 1000 point trading range and actually breaking out briefly to a 4 week high before settling back down on Thursday.

Orange Juice Futures—Orange juice futures today plummeted to a new contract low closing down over 200 points to settle at 158.70 and earlier in the day hit a session low of 155.00 which is a new seven-month low. Harvest has been better than expected and has sent prices down from over 203 just three months ago down to 155 this morning as traders continue to see the slide in the coming months possibly retesting the 125 level by summer.

Lumber Futures--- Lumber futures today are up sharply soaring 600 points trading around 270.40 per board feet and at one point traded as high as the $10 daily limit. Lumber prices may have created an inverted head and shoulders chart pattern, if you look back in early December which is the one shoulder and in mid-January when the head was created and 2 days ago was the right shoulder.

Coffee Futures-- Coffee futures in New York today are down 170 points on the open for the May contract currently trading at 183.25 after a wild trading session yesterday with over 1000 point trading range settling right in the middle around 185 and in my opinion might've been a key reversal in the coffee market to the upside.

Cotton Futures--- Cotton futures this morning for the December contract are retesting 4 month lows down 25 points trading currently at 87.85 a bale with the 4 month low of 87.50 which happened three weeks ago.

Milk Futures--- Milk futures sold off sharply from 6 week highs for the 2nd consecutive trading session selling off 29 points to settle at at 15.30 in heavy trade in Chicago in sympathy with the rest of the commodity markets today.

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